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What does a report mean that says "1 resolved, 1 installed"? #136
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Hi @elliotdavies ! Can you run through the steps outlined in #125 (comment) ? The separate Thanks! |
Hi @ryan-roemer, thanks for getting back to me. Here's everything from the
And from the
As to the other questions in the comment you linked:
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Thanks @elliotdavies ! Are If so, can you post the versions of each? (Looks like Thanks! |
They seem to be! The versions are:
And for what it's worth I'm requesting |
Can I get the Thanks! |
Sure - there aren't any dependencies specified at the workspace root, but in
with a couple of internal config packages removed. (Of course there are many other apps and packages in the workspace that will be contributing to the contents of the hoisted |
I think I'm going to need the full stats.json object to figure out more what's going on. Can you provide a sanitized version for me? Generally this means:
You can either post here if satisfactorily sanitized or if you feel more comfortable, create a private gist to share with me, or some other means... Thanks! |
@ryan-roemer Sorry for the delay! Even after sanitizing the |
Thanks for the stats object. I'm able to see what you see for Can you change directory to project root and run the CLI commands again for |
I don't quite understand why, but running
With the unsanitized
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I'm seeing the following (verbose) report for one of my projects, and I'm not sure how to interpret it:
My best guess would be that it means I don't actually have any duplicated packages (hence 1,1,1), but that somehow I'm consuming the same package twice in different ways. Is that possible? Could I somehow be consuming it once as CJS and once as ESM, and that's what Inspectpack is picking up on?
I'm using the
DuplicatesPlugin
in my dev Webpack configuration, somain.js
is the output from webpack-dev-server. I see similar reports for other libraries, not justreact-router-dom
.Many thanks (and thanks for putting this tool together!)
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